The Radiohead drum technician died at a venue in Toronto when staging collapsed just hours before the British group was due to take to the stage.

Philip Selway is now set to remember his late colleague and friend three years after the tragedy by handing over a special memorial drum kit to inspire next generation of musicians.

The presentation takes place today during a live BBC radio broadcast celebrating the link between literature and music. Phil, along with New Order drummer Stephen Morris, will be celebrating the unique relationship between literature and music.

The 46-year-old drummer hopes that Mancunians young and old will be inspired to pick up the sticks and crash about on the kit and maybe even take it on further. Says Phil:

"The fact that anybody can go in and play on the drum kit within the music library there is very inspiring place and that is Scott passing that legacy on. If it is just a case of going in there and giving it a go and that is their last time or maybe someone will take more from that and make a life in music, either way it has altered someone's life in a small way or a big way. I think that is very fitting tribute to [Scott Johnson]."